A new Android banking trojan called RatOn can silently steal money and sensitive data by automating attacks on your device.

RatOn malware is more than just another Android Trojan. It steals funds, phishes accounts, and locks screens. Here's how to protect yourself.

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A new banking trojan, dubbed "RatOn," combines advanced remote access, automated money transfers and near-field communication ...

Under the new requirements, developers must complete Google’s verification process to enable sideloading of their applications. The company presents this as a security measure, comparing it to ...

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